Movie Title: Dark September Rain
Year of Completion: 2004
Production Company: Kosmosaic Productions
Running Time: 2 hours 13 minutes
Website: www.darkseptemberrain.com
Tag Line: On a Day of National Tragedy Anything Is Possible…
Even Love.
Format: Black and White (and some Color) High Definition Digital
Video (1280x720)
Genre: Experimental Drama
Key Words: Drama, Romance, Experimental, September 11th, Spirituality, Globalization, Integral Philosophy, Death, Tragedy, Solace
Budget: $21,000- Total before deferred cast and crew
$96,000- Total after cast and crew
Expected MPAA Rating: PG-13
Writer, Producer, Director: Geoffrey L. Breedon
Associate Producer: Tsufit Isaacy
Composer: Juan Cruz Masotta
Casting: Michael Ryan
Cast: Gabriel (Steven Michael Harper), Sara (Sarah Grace Wilson), Jean (Virginia Worley), Nick (Pun Bandhu), Harry (Michael Mathis - nee Ryan), Margaret (Gin Hammond), Harriet (Janet Ward), Ben (Dale Fuller), First Daimon (Geoffrey L. Breedon), Second Daimon (Donnetta Lavinia Grays).
One-Line Synopsis (25 words): Gabriel and five friends are stranded on his family farm on a day of national tragedy that forces them to confront their fears and ideals.
Short Synopsis (153 words): Gabriel and five friends are stranded on his family farm on a day of national tragedy that forces them to confront their fears and ideals. Meanwhile the ghosts of Gabriel's great grandparents recollect the horrors of the 20th Century, from World War One and the Great Depression to World War Two and the deaths of their children. Throughout all of this, two supernatural beings reflect on the events of the day while reading from a sacred black book. As night falls, it becomes clear that the tragedy affecting the nation has reached the farm, leaving Gabriel's life hanging in the balance.

Reminiscent of films such as Wim Wender's Wings of Desire, Ingmar Bergman's Persona, Alain Resnais's Hiroshima Mon Amour, and influenced by the writings of philosopher Ken Wilber, Eastern mysticism, and Western spirituality, Dark September Rain is a provocative and inspiring exploration of what it means to live in a post-September 11th world.